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by suoduandao3 3y ago
the idea of counterculture being gone was a feature of cyberpunk too though. I've heard the core theme of cyberpunk expressed as 'whither bohemia in a hyperconnected world?'. There's not really a mainstream culture now.
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
By Radical feminists I assume you mean what the mainstream culture calls TERFs? If so I think that's a good point, and funny how both the DEI enforcement officers in HR and the countercultural elements putting stickers on bus stops cal
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
not my idea, I prefer batteries. But Methane storage would be above hydrogen storage in my hierarchy of things I'd allocate capital to. I can see why I sounded in favour of methane over batteries but I was just acknowledging the OP&#x2
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
Methane storage is cheaper than batteries, but hydrogen molecules are so small that the cost of storing it is actually pretty high.
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
The fact JFK is being referred to as JFK in the same sentence as 'the president' is being referred to - rather than 'how tall was the president when he was born' or 'how tall was JFK when he was born' indicates
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
I would, but the thrift store doesn't sell bags of a dozen houses for three bucks.
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
I have a funny and illustrative story about abundance and scarcity mindsets. I used to work in an office that had just a few too few forks in the kitchen. Because of this, people hoarded forks, often forgetting they had one at their desk an
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
Iatrogenic deaths are still incredibly high today. Modern medicine is the evolution of the doctors regarded highly enough to treat the president, not the people who filled their prescriptions in the woods.
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
Then they'd be spending thousands every year to store them at a secure facility :P
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by suoduandao3 3y ago
>It's a pretty interesting tradeoff. Should we pay outrageous amounts of money for stuff like this? It keeps people employed, which generates other positive economic effects, like buying houses and groceries. It's certainly tru